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December 2015

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Both Miss Philippines and Miss Colombia as Miss Universe By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. “THERE’S always a first time,” as the saying goes, and this was what happened in the 2015 Miss Universe Beauty Pageant last Monday. After 64 years of seamless organization, an unanticipated blunder happened. We saw how…

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Sports Eye

By December 27, 2015Opinion, Sports Eye

Young Roots

By | Archives, Opinion

I’m in love with Noel By Johanne Macob   PEOPLE who personally know me, including my friends on Facebook, may think this article is about ‘Noel’ my significant other. It’s actually about ‘Noel,’ a significant holiday I am truly in love with – Christmas! I am in love with Christmas…

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Young Roots

By December 27, 2015Archives, Opinion

Duterte warns drug lords, corrupt officials

By | Headlines, News

CHRISTMAS MESSAGE THE drug lords, corrupt local officials and recidivists in Pangasinan were among those especially targeted by the special Christmas message of Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, PDP-Laban’s standard bearer in 2016 elections. “Huling Christmas na ito ng mga kurakot at kriminal. Sa susunod na taon, magpapasko silang lahat…

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Duterte warns drug lords, corrupt officials

By December 27, 2015Headlines, News

R1MC, PPH ready for firecracker victims

By | Headlines, News

THE Region 1 Medical Center (R1MC) and the Pangasinan Provincial Office (PPH), including its latter’s satellite hospitals, are ready to receive and treat persons who suffer burns or lose fingers from firecracker explosions during the New Year revelry. This was assured by R1MC and PPH officials even as firecracker zones are…

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R1MC, PPH ready for firecracker victims

By December 27, 2015Headlines, News

Dagupan’s blue mussel seen to save shellfish industry

By | Headlines, News

A DNA test has confirmed that blue mussels along the Brazilian and Columbian coasts of South America, that traversed the Panama Canal to become established in the tropical Eastern Pacific, have reached Dagupan’s coastal waters. Dr. Michael Rice, a professor of the Department of Fisheries, Animal and Veterinary Sciences at…

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Dagupan’s blue mussel seen to save shellfish industry

By December 27, 2015Headlines, News

Espino extols prov’l employees’ services, dedication

By | Headlines, News

LINGAYEN – In what was his last Christmas party with the provincial government’s employees last week at the Capitol Plaza before he bows out of office in 2016, Gov. Amado T. Espino was profuse in thanking them for their support. “It’s been an honor and pleasure serving our provincial government and…

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Espino extols prov’l employees’ services, dedication

By December 27, 2015Headlines, News